The Complete Works of Cs Calverley
The Complete Works of Cs Calverley
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In the pure thin air, and shed Lustre upon every head.
Then the flames that lit each brow, Passing thence — we know not how — To their inmost spirit pour Light and strength unknown before.
Marvelling much the nations heard Preached in every tongue the word ; 298 TRANSLATIONS OF HYMNS All that seers had e'er discerned, Told again in words that burned.
On the hearers then was poured Forth the Spirit of the Lord : Thick as sheaves at harvest-tide They arose and prophesied.
Praise the Father, prais...e the Son : Equal honour, too, be done Unto Him, Who can inspire Human hearts with flaming fire. [3-1. ] THE VIGH. OF WHITSUNTIDE Christe qui nosier poli. Paris Breviary O CHRIST, Who dost, our herald, rise Into the mansions of the skies : Call, lift us, whom Thou here dost swe Prostrate and downcast, up to Thee.
Make us to haste with purest love Unto the joys that are above, Undreamed of by the earthly mind : Faith can alone that treasure find.
There, the reward of labours past, God gives His own Himself at last : Their all in all is He, to bless Their souls with perfect happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the pure thin air, and shed Lustre upon every head.
Then the flames that lit each brow, Passing thence — we know not how — To their inmost spirit pour Light and strength unknown before.
Marvelling much the nations heard Preached in every tongue the word ; 298 TRANSLATIONS OF HYMNS All that seers had e'er discerned, Told again in words that burned.
On the hearers then was poured Forth the Spirit of the Lord : Thick as sheaves at harvest-tide They arose and prophesied.
Praise the Father, prais...e the Son : Equal honour, too, be done Unto Him, Who can inspire Human hearts with flaming fire. [3-1. ] THE VIGH. OF WHITSUNTIDE Christe qui nosier poli. Paris Breviary O CHRIST, Who dost, our herald, rise Into the mansions of the skies : Call, lift us, whom Thou here dost swe Prostrate and downcast, up to Thee.
Make us to haste with purest love Unto the joys that are above, Undreamed of by the earthly mind : Faith can alone that treasure find.
There, the reward of labours past, God gives His own Himself at last : Their all in all is He, to bless Their souls with perfect happiness.
What to read after The Complete Works of Cs Calverley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calverley Charles Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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